i was askingall be|bout nadine dorries. didn't manage it anyway. dorries. didn't manage it anyway. i was askingall be familiar with dorries. didn't manage it anyway. i was askingall be familiar with theies. we'll all be familiar with the fact that she resigned her seat in she in mid—bedfordshire for, but she didn't anywhere. she said she didn't go anywhere. she said she was on the june. was going on the 9th of june. now now flitwick town council has written a letter to her saying essence, basically saying in essence, basically rather representing rather than representing your constituents, she's the councillor that councillor saying basically that she's on her she's more focussed on her television and media career television show and media career and all the rest of it. they think she go. and think that she should go. and i've asking you guys on i've been asking you guys on twitter throughout the programme, do you think she programme, do you think that she should not? and i to should go or not? and i have to say i'm really surprised by the result ab

he misled parliament and it also found separately that nadine dorries others interfered dorries and othersadine on her own show about a week ago . the problem is here, a week ago. the problem is here, apart from anything else, nadine, instead of interfering with the democratic processes as she's found to have been doing, they are putting pressure, putting pressure on the committee, undermining about the fact she called bev turner jenkins was on the carole malone committee. >> carole malone, nadine dorries. >> nadine dorries called this committee . and by the way, not committee. and by the way, not a single mp, as i understand it, voted against this committee doing its work to start with because she called this committee a kangaroo court that is undermining one of the democratic planks in our society. >> you have biased members on that committee when you have harriet harman, who had already tweeted publicly what she thought about boris and that she thought about boris and that she thought boris was guilty. >> you have bernard jenkins, who was currently being investigated by the police about

you've got bid bedfordshire with nadine dorries.s labelled party. party is lagging behind sir keir starmer's labelled party. jonathan, thank ou starmer's labelled party. jonathan, thank you very _ starmer's labelled party. jonathan, thank you very much. _ starmer's labelled party. jonathan, thank you very much. just - starmer's labelled party. jonathan, thank you very much. just a - starmer's labelled party. jonathan, i thank you very much. just a reminder to our viewers. there are 17 candidates standing for election in uxbridge, and you can find the full list of all of the candidates on our website. a by—election is taking place on thursday, july. just a reminder before we go, the prime minister has given his condolences and response after that crash into a school building in south london earlier today in which an eight—year—old girl die. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. temperatures have been a little bit below average for the first week ofjuly. however, things are set to get a lot hotter as we look at the forecast f

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priti patel and nadine dorries. privileges consider whether their conduct amounted to contempt of the house and then look to ban them . they could then face, of course , by elections the tories course, by elections the tories had an 80 seat majority . they had an 80 seat majority. they now have a majority of 55 with chris pincher. if they lose another two mps in dorries and pincher plus a potential seven because of the privileges committee special report that would take the tory majority down to 38. it's remarkable , down to 38. it's remarkable, isn't it? the leftie house of lords know that sunak's only chance of winning the next election is if he can sort out illegal immigration. so what are they doing? dithering, delaying , knocking it back and forth like ping pong, dragging it out so wouldn't implemented if so it wouldn't be implemented if it at all before the next it is at all before the next general election. and indeed, if it and it certainly have had it is, and it certainly have had an then, will it? for an i

nadine dorries i mean. >> dorries probably >> nadine dorries is probably delighted at this story, frankly the headlines as much as possible now. and whenever possible for now. and whenever she actually resign and she does actually resign and also so announced yesterday, she's written or is writing a book to be published just before the conservative party conference just to make sure that she can keep sticking the bootin that she can keep sticking the boot in and called the coup against boris johnson . and i against boris johnson. and i mean, i'm i'm not a big reader of fantasy fiction, but i'm i might moeen ali speaking of putting the boot in, i think i'll read it. >> i think it might be quite interesting she would be interesting. >> but possibly not. >> but possibly not. >> it was a bit of a coup, wouldn't you say? >> i mean, there was a he was he was ousted . i mean, that's the was ousted. i mean, that's the technical definition, i suppose , of a political coup. but it i'm not entirely sure that my take on whether that was the right thing or not or what motives noted that would be the s

people like nadine dorries and jacob rees—mogg could also very publicly criticise the committee and challengeitical background of the chair, harriet harman, and things like that, and dragged up all the tweets of her about party gate. so the committee did another inquiry into that and they published their report on thursday morning and they were quite critical of the mps for weighing in against the committee. yeah, but a handful of them in total, seven mps, three peers, i think, in total who were named. and in essence here you've got this argument about freedom of speech, freedom of expression versus the tone of political debate, really. now, i think it's worth putting in some context, which is that these were a small number of vociferous supporters of boris johnson. they were a lot of people who either were supporters of borisjohnson or never were who would make an argument that would say, look, you've got to be quite careful about the extent to which you criticise a committee like this when it's doing its work, not least because the members of that committee can't actually say anything in pu

there are people like priti patel, nadine dorries, lee anderson who said publish the name.hink they need to reflect very much, as we journalists do, on the way we handle this and what we should stop doing is speculating. what we should stop doing is speculating-— what we should stop doing is s-ieculatin. 4 , ,4 4 4 speculating. earlier, i spoke to alastair campbell _ speculating. earlier, i spoke to alastair campbell about - speculating. earlier, i spoke to alastair campbell about this, l speculating. earlier, i spoke to i alastair campbell about this, and his opinion was that the media lost perspective on this. but obviously, there's a difference between what's in the public interest and what interests the public. how do you feel that tension has been managed so far when it comes to this story? it's very difficult, isn't it, because if there was a suggestion of a real culprit behind bbc, at the proper thing that should be investigated. but i don't think there ever was, to be honest. i think i've been highly critical of the bbc. it was clear from the beginning this was not

resign >> nadine dorries can resign when .il i >> -- >> i'm going to go with kwasi kwarteng oil. the kwarteng and just stop oil. the nincompoops as today's union. jack has kwasi kwarteng , matthew jack has kwasi kwarteng, matthew laser and the sensational birthday girl nana akua thank you to my superstar panel back at the weekend . of course i will at the weekend. of course i will see you tomorrow . but next up, see you tomorrow. but next up, it's headliners with their irreverent take on tomorrow's front pages . good night. front pages. good night. >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar the proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there . i'm jonathan >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. we have seen a few showers around today. some of those on the heavier side, but increasingly into this evening, they will be easing out for many of us and actually many of us seeing some late evening sunshine. showers persisting sunshine. th

resign >> nadine dorries can resign when .since april i >> -- >> i'm going to go with kwasi kwarteng oil. the kwarteng and just stop oil. the nincompoops as today's union. jack has kwasi kwarteng , matthew jack has kwasi kwarteng, matthew laser and the sensational birthday girl nana akua thank you to my superstar panel back at the weekend . of course i will at the weekend. of course i will see you tomorrow . but next up, see you tomorrow. but next up, it's headliners with their irreverent take on tomorrow's front pages . good night. front pages. good night. >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar the proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there . i'm jonathan >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. we have seen a few showers around today. some of those on the heavier side, but increasingly into this evening, they will be easing out for many of us and actually many of seeing some late evening of us seeing some late evening suns

. -- nadine dorries. _ seat. we have mount yorkers. -- nadine dorries. in _ seat.almost certainly in lib dem mines to have one at this seat. let's listen to the returning officer as the announcement... somerset council election of members of parliament, somerton and frome constituency. i, robert pruitt, the returning officer in the election, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate at the said election is as follows. corke, lorna irene bromley, christian peoples alliance, 202 six. dimery, martinjohn, the green party candidate, 3944. dyke, sarahjoanne, liberal democrats, 21,187. applause — . evans, bruce david, reform applause . evans, bruce david, reform uk, 1303. gill. — . evans, bruce david, reform uk, 1303. gill, niall— . evans, bruce david, reform uk, 1303. gill, niall williams, - . evans, bruce david, reform uk, 1303. gill, niall williams, labourl 1303. gill, niall williams, labour party, 1009. applause — . mitchell, rosemary francis, applause . mitchell, rosema francis, known . mitchell, rosemary francis, known as rosie mitch

, and occupied by nadine dorries, and wttn— occupied by nadine dorries, and wttn tne— occupied by nadine't afford to do this all over again. so from that point of view, he's safe . that point of view, he's safe. but you know, if there is a wipe—out at these by elections, he will have been sent a very strong message, which so far he is just not heeding this. tory government is not tory, it's not conservative, it's not unionist . it's neither of those things . . it's neither of those things. and he is getting all this flak and all these bad election results, local elections , results, local elections, etcetera. and yet he doesn't see that simple fact that however , that simple fact that however, as the ceo of the country, do you think he edges it over keir starmer, which is the likely choice in a year's time ? well, choice in a year's time? well, i'd always rather have a conservative administration than a labour administration. i mean, i don't think that will come as a great surprise to anybody. but all i can say is, you know, that if keir starmer wins, he will be doing what this lot are d

, and occupied by nadine dorries, and wttn— occupied by nadine dorries, and wttn tne— occupied by nadined to do this all over again. so from that point of view, he's safe . that point of view, he's safe. but you know, if there is a wipe—out at these by elections, he will have been sent a very strong message, which so far he is just not heeding this. tory government is not tory, it's not conservative, it's not unionist . it's neither of those things . . it's neither of those things. and he is getting all this flak and all these bad election results, local elections , results, local elections, etcetera. and yet he doesn't see that simple fact that however , that simple fact that however, as the ceo of the country, do you think he edges it over keir starmer, which is the likely choice in a year's time ? well, choice in a year's time? well, i'd always rather have a conservative administration than a labour administration. i mean, i don't think that will come as a great surprise to anybody. but all i can say is, you know, that if keir starmer wins, he will be doing what this lot are doing any

strain on households going back to the cost of living crisis last year, former culture secretary nadine dorriest forgot that she had a job and ended up in the jungle. do you remember? she says, and i'm a celebrity, i'm an. and she announced that the fee would be frozen two years before frozen for two years before rising 2024. with the sorry, rising in 2024. with the sorry, with inflation, this rise could take the price from 159. is that how much it is to 172? >> i mean, it feels to me like it's much more likely to have a freezing effect, a chilling effect on the bbc than it is to actually help anybody. budget for the winter isn't it? it's not going to make much difference. >> £172 is a lot of money. i mean, i get round but that's not it's not either or. >> it's going to be frozen at that. they're not going to put an extra ten on it. so they're basically a ten or a basically saying a ten or a year is not going to go up by the tenner that it would done tenner that it would have done if they had kept the amount you have pay be 172, which have to pay would be 172, which is a lot of money. yeah, but

and also, this reminds me of up against nadine of me going up against nadine dorries on tv where my dorriese boris ioweiisn — she's the ultimate boris loyalist. she's, loyal loyalist. she's, like, as loyal as it possibly gets. she likes bofis as it possibly gets. she likes boris boris. no, no boris more than boris. no, no one likes boris more- no, no one likes boris more than boris. nun — one likes boris more than boris. nun -eone— one likes boris more than boris. nun-gone now- one likes boris more than boris. but.-gone now, and. but. so she's gone now, and new-ne— but. so she's gone now, and tnew-ne-to— but. so she's gone now, and tnew-ne-to get- but. so she's gone now, and they're to get someone they're going to get someone eise— they're going to get someone eisel — they're going to get someone eisel -veen.- they're going to get someone else. -yeah. it's- they're going to get someone else. -yeah. it's just else in. yeah. yeah. it's just another the tories another one about the tories being believer. mbappe, being a believer. mbappe, pnoieiiw— being a believer. mbappe, probably.iyeah. who-

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and nadine dorries. —— in tamworth.lby and ainsty last night compared to the general election, when they stay at home conservatives will return, but that is a leap of faith based on the overall polling evidence. thank you. let's no to overall polling evidence. thank you. let's go to uxbridge _ overall polling evidence. thank you. let's go to uxbridge and _ overall polling evidence. thank you. let's go to uxbridge and ruislip i overall polling evidence. thank you. let's go to uxbridge and ruislip and j let's go to uxbridge and ruislip and our correspondent, the great nick eardley. nick, what an interesting subtext to an interesting night where you are.— subtext to an interesting night where you are. subtext to an interesting night where ou are. ., ., where you are. you can always tell there was a _ where you are. you can always tell there was a by-election _ where you are. you can always tell there was a by-election going i where you are. you can always tell there was a by-election going on l there was a by—election goin

and also, this reminds me of up against nadine of me going up against nadine dorries on tv where my dorriess-ultimate- she's the ultimate boris tewattet. — she's the ultimate boris loyalist. she's, loyal loyalist. she's, like, as loyal as it possibly gets. she likes bofis as it possibly gets. she likes boris boris. no, no boris more than boris. no, no one likes boris more- no, no one likes boris more than boris. hat. — one likes boris more than boris. hat. -eehe— one likes boris more than boris. hat-gene hw- one likes boris more than boris. but.-gone now, and. but. so she's gone now, and thew-te— but. so she's gone now, and thew-te-te— but. so she's gone now, and thew-te-te aet- but. so she's gone now, and they're to get someone they're going to get someone etee— they're going to get someone eteel — they're going to get someone eteel -veah.- they're going to get someone else. -yeah. it's- they're going to get someone else. -yeah. it's just else in. yeah. yeah. it's just another the tories another one about the tories being believer. mbappe, being a believer. mbappe, wehahtw— being a believer

the former culture secretary nadine dorries said there should be no place to hide for broadcasters whoage, do you have a sense of how messy this could get? you have a sense of how messy this could let? ,., . , ~' could get? personally, i think the criticism you _ could get? personally, i think the criticism you raised _ could get? personally, i think the criticism you raised there - could get? personally, i think the criticism you raised there were i criticism you raised there were unjustified at this point, because, actually, the bbc has not expired itself. the question is, why hasn't itself. the question is, why hasn't it explained itself? one, comet is worried about the legal issues of any details that might lead to identity, ora any details that might lead to identity, or a potential offence. any details that might lead to identity, ora potential offence. it is trying to get through the process. the problem is, it looks evasive. it doesn't look transparent. the state that they issued yesterday, to me, it was almost pointing to the parent as the problem. it was sort of implying that

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we are priti patel, jacob rees—mogg, nadine dorries. there you all are.ming after you because they want to finish boris johnson off for good. and what's so shocking to me, andrea , is so shocking to me, andrea, is that and i know this is difficult for you to talk about, but a lot of these dark forces are within your own completely , right? >> i mean, we've seen the leader of the house praising the work of the house praising the work of the house praising the work of the committee. et cetera . and of the committee. et cetera. and look how 118 of my colleagues voted . add on the free vote voted. add on the free vote a couple of weeks ago on boris johnson . it's incredibly disappointing. >> and then breaking tonight, this news that bernard jenkin, who was part of this kangaroo court witch hunt, is now being investigated by the police police because he attended a lockdown breaking party. now, firstly, i think this is a ridiculous waste of police time, but he's only in this mess because he orchestrated the witch hunt against boris. >> and i believe everyone's

we are priti patel, jacob rees—mogg, nadine dorries. there you all are.fter you because they want to finish boris johnson off for good. and what's so shocking to me, andrea , is so shocking to me, andrea, is that and i know this is difficult for you to talk about, but a lot of these dark forces are within your own completely , right? >> i mean, we've seen the leader of the house praising the work of the house praising the work of the house praising the work of the committee. et cetera . and of the committee. et cetera. and look how 118 of my colleagues voted . add on the free vote voted. add on the free vote a couple of weeks ago on boris johnson . it's incredibly disappointing. >> and then breaking tonight, this news that bernard jenkin, who was part of this kangaroo court witch hunt, is now being investigated by the police police because he attended a lockdown breaking party. now, firstly, i think this is a ridiculous waste of police time, but he's only in this mess because he orchestrated the witch hunt against boris. >> and i believe everyone's innoce

which hasn't yet been triggered but could potentially be is the seat of mid—bedfordshire where nadine dorries few weeks ago that she would be resigning as an mp with immediate effect. howevershe resigning as an mp with immediate effect. however she hasn't actually resigned yet, meaning there isn't actually a date or possible by—election that we have for that seat yet, so if mps endorse this report and the sanction of it. that would probably trigger another by—election in tamworth. the conservatives would certainly feel the heat on this particularly because of the background of how we got here as outlined in this report. thank you. we will let you go, i know you have a lot of report reading ahead of you. i should say just looking at our bbc news website, it isjust just looking at our bbc news website, it is just being reported on the website that the report says chris pincher has now been suspended from the house of commons for eight weeks, for deeply inappropriate and shameful behaviour, the report says. the website was on to say it means a by—election in tamworth is now highly likely. it isj

you know, when you when you look at nadine dorries not turning up at her constituency, that seems likeon makers half cut ? cut? >>i cut? >> i mean, we heard about you couldn't do a worse job, could they? perhaps that's not. they? perhaps not. that's not. but imagine they stagger but i mean, imagine they stagger into the lobby and they're, you know, voting in really important, you know, league matters that will affect the rest of rest of us directly. >> and also partygate, you know, my main objection to partygate was, well , i thought the rules was, well, i thought the rules were bunkum in the first place. but i didn't like the idea of our, our leaders under the our, of our leaders under the influence at a time of critical national importance. i suppose the thing about the house of commons is it's not just a place where work gets done. >> it's also a place where socialising gets done that socialising gets done and that is long hours. is they work very long hours. i mean, not one to defend mps mean, i'm not one to defend mps generally, but they do work long hours, appreciate that hours,

emma burnell gives us nadine dorries for leaving constituents without a representative and neil parisher. i'm going to miss you massively. leo kearse is looking after shop. thank you for after the shop. thank you for your can't wait to your company. i can't wait to see september. headliners see you in september. headliners is . next is. next >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there, i'm jonathan vautrey here with your evening news. weather updates provided by the met office as we head into a new week. we are still holding onto the unsettled theme that's been building throughout this as this area of low this weekend as this area of low pressure its way in pressure is pushing its way in from atlantic . those isobars from the atlantic. those isobars squeezing a touch these squeezing together a touch these weather fronts well already weather fronts as well already providing rain to parts of wales. england wales. southern england increasingly into increasingly spreading into northern eng

you know, when you when you look at nadine dorries not turning up at her constituency, that seems likesion makers half cut ? cut? >>i cut? >> i mean, we heard about you couldn't do a worse job, could they? perhaps that's not. they? perhaps not. that's not. but imagine they stagger but i mean, imagine they stagger into the lobby and they're, you know, voting in really important, you know, league matters that will affect the rest of rest of us directly. >> and also partygate, you know, my main objection to partygate was, well , i thought the rules was, well, i thought the rules were bunkum in the first place. but i didn't like the idea of our, our leaders under the our, of our leaders under the influence at a time of critical national importance. i suppose the thing about the house of commons is it's not just a place where work gets done. >> it's also a place where socialising gets done that socialising gets done and that is long hours. is they work very long hours. i mean, not one to defend mps mean, i'm not one to defend mps generally, but they do work long hours, appreciate that hours

emma burnell gives us nadine dorries for leaving constituents without a representative and neil parisher. i'm going to miss you massively. leo kearse is looking after shop. thank you for after the shop. thank you for your can't wait to your company. i can't wait to see september. headliners see you in september. headliners is . next is. next >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there, i'm jonathan vautrey here with your evening news. weather updates provided by the met office as we head into a new week. we are still holding onto the unsettled theme that's been building throughout this as this area of low this weekend as this area of low pressure its way in pressure is pushing its way in from atlantic . those isobars from the atlantic. those isobars squeezing a touch these squeezing together a touch these weather fronts well already weather fronts as well already providing rain to parts of wales. england wales. southern england increasingly into increasingly spreading into northern eng

and now we're looking we've got three coming on july the 20th, probably mid bedfordshire once nadine dorriesly resigning her seat as she said she would do weeks ago and now this one as well. so those will come in the autumn again, you know , just autumn and again, you know, just for argument's if he was for argument's sake, if he was to rishi sunak on july the to lose rishi sunak on july the 20th, all three of it's 20th, all three of them, it's going be a pretty miserable going to be a pretty miserable summer then back summer for them. and then back again the autumn with another again in the autumn with another two elections two very difficult by elections to come going into party conference season. you know, just the bad news just keeps coming for rishi sunak. and as i say, best efforts to say, despite his best efforts to try front foot on try and get on the front foot on things immigration , asian things like immigration, asian crime , it just doesn't seem to crime, it just doesn't seem to be able to move on. and labour are taking full advantage and with a very difficult summer and a very

and we're expecting nadine dorries to step down too well . and then chris down too as well., who were suspended from the were both suspended from the commons after sexual allegations, sexual misconduct allegations, sexual misconduct allegations and as you say, when an mp steps down in those circum stances, it's even more likely that their constituents and the country at large will turn against their party. so this is exactly what rishi sunak does not need at this stage. >> all right, that's it . olivia >> all right, that's it. olivia utley our political reporter. you know, this echoes of john major here and his dying administration in the 90s week after week, there were scans , after week, there were scans, ulez resignations and by elections, all of which they lost. and just suggest that government that's beginning to fall apart after nearly years fall apart after nearly 14 years in power anyway, talking of the government , the home secretary government, the home secretary suella braverman, she's backing the force to deal with the use of force to deal with disruptive activis

we then also expecting a another by—election when nadine dorries stands down, she's indicated that shend now there'll fifth by—election there'll be a fifth by—election for chris pincher. now normally that pincher by—election wouldn't pose too much of a problem for the conservatives because he has a majority of 19,000. a really big 19,000. that's a really big majority . but of while majority. but of course while the conservatives are trailing so far behind in the polls, even majorities of 19,000 look a little bit dicey. and add onto it on top of that, that labour will be throwing everything they've got at this by—election. they want it to look as though labour has all the momentum. so expect to see thousands of party activists on tamworth , activists descend on tamworth, that staffordshire constituency and all sorts of shadow ministers going up there in the coming to and it would be coming weeks to and it would be a real blow for rishi sunak if he lost this by—election and at the moment it's looking odds on likely that he will and mps now have to endorse this suspension, don't they? >>

and we've seen nadine dorries saying that she thinks the public have a right to know who this personld just i think funded. but i would just i think it's worth reminding everyone that there is still an mp who's been arrested and bailed on suspicion of rape and they haven't been named for this exact same reason . so we're exact same reason. so we're going to get mps naming this bbc parliament. >> the question . >> the question. >> the question. >> they should also name this the question of police , public the question of police, public interest and right to privacy are eternal questions that raise their head very , very often. their head very, very often. >> and it can be an incredibly grey area. and i would suggest that this is an incredibly grey area because we end up with somebody who's potentially paid essentially directly or indirectly by the taxpayer working out a public service broadcaster. there is a certain reputational element as well that comes with that. and the nature of the job there and then you look at the incident in terms of the way that the bbc initial approached th

he's then also expecting a fourth by—election when nadine dorries chooses to stand down. her timing at that is particularly at a point that is particularly difficult for prime minister difficult for the prime minister it seems, and now he's facing a fifth by—election the form of fifth by—election in the form of crisp pinches suspension. now it must be said that pincher hasn't yet been suspended . did the yet been suspended. did the standards committee has recommended an eight week suspension from the commons, but it will be up to members of the house commons to decide on house of commons to decide on whether to that whether to agree to that suspension. it's thought that that's probably just a formality. it sounds very much as will agree as though they will agree to that suspension and it gets that suspension and if it gets to point, it to that point, then it the decision over to chris decision goes over to chris pinchers stituents in tamworth. now if just 10% of them sign what's called a recall petition, then a by—election is triggered . normally a by—election in somewher

and we're expecting another one imminent when nadine dorries actually chooses to formally step down.a 19,000 majority motty in his staffordshire seat of tamworth . but now of course of tamworth. but now of course with the conservatives trailing so far behind in the polls , it's so far behind in the polls, it's thought that labour is going to throw everything at throw everything it's got at this by—election there will be thousands of labour activists on the ground in tamworth and if the ground in tamworth and if the conservatives lost that by—election with a 19,000 majority, it would feel very, very much as though the momentum is all with labour. and of course we're really not that far away from a general election now i >> -- >> yeah, indeed. and as you say, july a difficult month with all those other byelection taking place for the conservatives , it place for the conservatives, it seems. you know, we've been here before, haven't we, olivia , before, haven't we, olivia, thank you very much indeed. thanks, olivia , for that. thanks, olivia, for that. >> right the time now, 9:14 o'cloc

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named alongside the so—called johnson seven, who also include jacob rees—mogg, andrew jenkins, nadine dorrieswn of sunak as prime minister now today say as prime minister now today say a lie has been exposed far more egregious than anything from the partygate witch hunt. but the msm has reacted with a pathetic shrug of the shoulders labour luvvie sue gray, who ran that stitch up into boris , you'll stitch up into boris, you'll remember, broke civil service rules with her secret meeting or conversation last october with slippery starmer about becoming his chief of staff, even though she didn't leave her post until the news was revealed in march . the news was revealed in march. something the party has been lying about for months. did you first approach sue— lying about for months. did you first approach sue gray- lying about for months. did you first approach sue gray to- g did you first approach sue gray to be your— first approach sue gray to be your sttst— first approach sue gray to be your sttst ot— first approach sue gray to be your chief of staff? nick on the i your chief of staff? nick o

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